Final Vendetta

very decent beat em up reminiscent of those 90s games like final fight and streets of rage.

Yes, I would recommend this game to any fans of the beat em' up genre of video game. But I would only say get it when it is on sale because although this is a pretty fun game, it gets rather repetitive. It is also a fairly hard game for this genre, even on easy, the game is hard to finish. I have only been able to attempt a full playthrough once since I bought this game. Every other time I have played this game with the intentions of doing a full playthrough, a real life issue would come up that would cause me to have to quit the game I was playing and since there is no save you have no option but to come back and try again from the very beginning. The game not having a save file option is not very smart in my opinion... The farthest I have gotten so far playing this game was with the character I am not really good at playing, which is the female character. the only reason that occured is due to the fact that I had a whole afternoon with no interuptions to sit down and play the game. I made it to the boss that is out side of a helicopter in front of a huge mansion/estate. I am sure that if I played as my favorite character the African American player that I would have gotten much urther than I did with the female character. When I got to that boss on the female character I basically only had enough HP left to take one hit and she was going down for the count. That is another issue that I have with this game, there are no continues offerred. With all that said, I most likely just need to "get gud", and then those previous complaints will not matter anymore. But I am sticking by the fact that this game becomes really repetitive, really quickly. That is even if you try playing the game on all three different player options. So do what I did and only buy this when it is on sale. Cheers!!!

An amazing piece of work! It’s always a blast coming back to beat ’em up games, and playing one this polished and well-made is truly a treat. A seriously fun experience, whether you’re playing solo or teaming up with a friend. Highly recommended!

People comparing this game to SOR or TMNT have very little idea about Beat em up games and clearly do not know how to play them. This is an old school game, as old as it can get, this is not SOR or TMNT it is different style of beatem up, It might not be your cup of tea but sheesh so many bad reviews from people who clearly do not play beatem up regularly. oh and I have more than 13 minutes with this game.

É ruim mas dá para se divertir kkk

游戏蛮不错的，就是可选角色有点少，总共就三个角色，不太够玩

Muito desbalanceado .... Dificuldade artificial .... Voce toma varios danos sem conseguir levantar e a defesa não funciona sempre

Have 20 hours on this game on another platform, got it 75% off then and thought it deserved a full purchase. This became one of my favourite indie, action, and beat'em up games. I just really like the speed and intensity of the gameplay compared to pretty much every classic arcade beat'em up I've tried. It's not a perfect game, but nothing else feels like it. Cons: -Sprite work isn't on the same level as Bitmap Bureau's other games. It kinda looks like an SNK game, but worse. -It's got jank. The big guy is hard to play as and his grab is the worst, which is kind of a cardinal sin for the genre. -The world of the game is bland when it could be a lot cooler and darker. The settings in SoR2 or the original Final Fight obviously make this look like a knockoff. -The way level select works could be improved, because in this case it breaks the achievements. Specifically, rather than letting you select a single level to play, it lets you begin arcade mode from any level. Due to this, a player can begin from the last level, and if they beat the last boss, they get the trophy for clearing the game on that difficulty. Pros: +Gameplay is fast and makes me sweat. +Lots of QoL features that make learning an action/arcade-style game more approachable, like a training mode, and especially the level select. The last level of the game is much harder than the previous ones, so being able to play it individually keeps the motivation to learn as high as it can be. (You'd be using save states to achieve this purpose in real arcade games, via emulation.) +The spirit of classic games is here. The placement of enemies and food in the levels is well thought out, there's a constant high level of tension, and good variety. Much attention has been paid to things like chains and score. +The music goes above and beyond. They hired a professional EDM composer from the UK named Featurecast who specializes in game music, and he knocked it out of the park. I listen to these tracks outside of the game to get pumped up.

Great beat-em up. What it lacks in visual flare and questionable character design it makes up for with solid combat mechanics. The brawling emphasizes a more grounded and spacing-oriented approach than many of the more combo-oriented games like Streets of Rage 4; fewer enemies onscreen, but they can do lots of damage very quickly. Challenging but not insurmountable with a fairly generous pool of lives. It's a shame the visuals are a little uninspired because it just feels so good to play.

Para un rato está bien. Si me dices que lo han hecho unos chavales le doy más mérito pero aunque sea un bonito homenaje a los juegos cásicos de yo contra el barrio, no llega al nivel de los que estás recordando. El pixel art no me acaba de convencer, no es especialmente largo, tiene poca variedad de enemigos y la dificultad está regular ajustada. No me ha entusiasmado.